Violeta Dimova. Churches in Bulgaria (13^th—14^th century): On the formation and nature of the Bulgarian Church Architectural School in the circle of the Byzantine world.
Languae: Bulgarian with a chapter translated in English 

Table of contents

Instead of Introduction

Chapter 1. Church architecture in the studies so far

Chapter 2. Time of masters

Chapter 3. Cross and dome

Chapter 4. Elements of the church building in plan and volume

Chapter 5. When church developed into color

Chapter 6. The Bulgarian church architectural school [full text]

Analyses of churches from the period between the 13^th and 14^th centuries

Cross-in-square churches with free pillar support of the dome

Single-nave dome, compact cross churches

A. Single-nave dome churches with two pairs of pilasters incorporated into the longitudinal walls of the naos

B. Single-nave dome churches with two pair of pilasters belonging to the longitudinal walls of the naos, the western ones being at its corners

C. Single-nave dome churches with pilasters incorporated in the corners of the naos

Single-nave churches with a hemi-cylindrical vault

Triconch churches

Churches from the 11^th—12^th centuries, dated in the literature of the 11^th—14^th centuries

Plans: Cherven and Trapezitsa

The map of Bulgaria showing the location of churches from the 13^th—14^th centuries

Abbreviations

Bulgarian church architectural school

Църквите в България (ХІІІ–ХІV век) 

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